2024-08-23
America advances towards Japan, engaging in a new series of islandhopping invasions through the Central Pacific. But when a fraught fight on the Tarawa atoll becomes one of the costliest battles of World War II, strategists rethink their approach.
When China went into lockdown, filmmakers Yu Kung and Crystal Liu went to work. Watch as they document the emotional, economic, and psychological impact the Coronavirus had on an apartment block in Shanghai, changing residents lives forever.
Take a journey into how Sergey Brin and Larry Page built the search giant that shaped the world and that we simply cant live without. This is the incredible and unlikely tale of Google.
For the younger generation, climate change will unquestionably carry a massive burden. Clinical Psychologist Dr Clare Kambamettu finds out the problem of climate change is as much psychological as it is technical and political.
Dr Clare Kambamettu debunks some of the myths surrounding our personal carbon emissions and look at the most practical steps we can take to help lessen our impact on the environment.
Duncan discovers the challenges facing Irish towns and learns what good quality design, strong leadership and community buyin can do to improve the quality of life for all living and working in these towns.
Dr Lara Dungan investigates Irelands ambitious pledge to reduce carbon emissions by 50 in just 10 years. Is this reduction even possible? And can Ireland decarbonise and grow the economy at the same time?
While the world was captivated by NASAs Apollo moon missions in the 1960s, the U.S. military was developing a parallel space program, an orbiting spy station that would gather highres photographs of Soviet weapons systems.
The bombing of Pearl Harbor sends shockwaves to every corner of the Pacific, and U.S. troops enter unfamiliar worlds to encounter steamy island jungles, bitter arctic cold, and a ruthless enemy. But early Allied victories turn the tide of the war.
America advances towards Japan, engaging in a new series of islandhopping invasions through the Central Pacific. But when a fraught fight on the Tarawa atoll becomes one of the costliest battles of World War II, strategists rethink their approach.
When China went into lockdown, filmmakers Yu Kung and Crystal Liu went to work. Watch as they document the emotional, economic, and psychological impact the Coronavirus had on an apartment block in Shanghai, changing residents lives forever.
Take a journey into how Sergey Brin and Larry Page built the search giant that shaped the world and that we simply cant live without. This is the incredible and unlikely tale of Google.
For the younger generation, climate change will unquestionably carry a massive burden. Clinical Psychologist Dr Clare Kambamettu finds out the problem of climate change is as much psychological as it is technical and political.
Dr Clare Kambamettu debunks some of the myths surrounding our personal carbon emissions and look at the most practical steps we can take to help lessen our impact on the environment.
Duncan discovers the challenges facing Irish towns and learns what good quality design, strong leadership and community buyin can do to improve the quality of life for all living and working in these towns.
Dr Lara Dungan investigates Irelands ambitious pledge to reduce carbon emissions by 50 in just 10 years. Is this reduction even possible? And can Ireland decarbonise and grow the economy at the same time?
While the world was captivated by NASAs Apollo moon missions in the 1960s, the U.S. military was developing a parallel space program, an orbiting spy station that would gather highres photographs of Soviet weapons systems.
The Cold War was a constant threat to the U.S. and Soviet Union throughout the second half of the 20th century. Learn how the U.S. military produced secret films with Hollywood, using its stateoftheart studios, equipment, and even Marilyn Monroe.
When China went into lockdown, filmmakers Yu Kung and Crystal Liu went to work. Watch as they document the emotional, economic, and psychological impact the Coronavirus had on an apartment block in Shanghai, changing residents lives forever.
Take a journey into how Sergey Brin and Larry Page built the search giant that shaped the world and that we simply cant live without. This is the incredible and unlikely tale of Google.
For the younger generation, climate change will unquestionably carry a massive burden. Clinical Psychologist Dr Clare Kambamettu finds out the problem of climate change is as much psychological as it is technical and political.
Dr Clare Kambamettu debunks some of the myths surrounding our personal carbon emissions and look at the most practical steps we can take to help lessen our impact on the environment.
Duncan discovers the challenges facing Irish towns and learns what good quality design, strong leadership and community buyin can do to improve the quality of life for all living and working in these towns.
Dr Lara Dungan investigates Irelands ambitious pledge to reduce carbon emissions by 50 in just 10 years. Is this reduction even possible? And can Ireland decarbonise and grow the economy at the same time?
America advances towards Japan, engaging in a new series of islandhopping invasions through the Central Pacific. But when a fraught fight on the Tarawa atoll becomes one of the costliest battles of World War II, strategists rethink their approach.
Americas fight for the island of Saipan brings mountain sieges, Banzai attacks, whiteknuckled dogfights, and escalating tensions between the U.S. Army and Marines. Combat footage and firsthand accounts bring this seminal moment of the war to life.
Warrens first stop on his food trail of South Africa is the bustling city of Cape Town. Here, he visits a lively farmers market and cooks up a Cape Malay Curry in Bo Kaap.
Warren continues his food trail along South Africas Cape Coast, stopping off at the township of Khayelitsha, home to some inspiring microfarming initiatives, before arriving at Grootbos Private Nature Reserve.
Warren heads to the Cape Winelands, where he tastes a variety of local wines including Pinotage, a signature South African red, and Ratafia, a unique and complex fortified wine.
Warrens next stop on his food trail is Tswalu Nature Reserve, in the heart of the Kalahari Desert. Warren then meets with acclaimed Chef Marnus to cook up some exciting South African delicacies.
Travel across the West Coast in search authentic Japanese cuisine. From sushi to ramen, we discover the ancient flavours and recipes available right here in the United States.
Travel across the U.S. to discover the new meaning of American cuisine. Hotdogs and hamburgers become a thing of the past, as we taste these modern creations from groundbreaking chefs.